The White House snubs Georgia, seeks dividends in Armenia and Azerbaijan while undermining Russia in its backyard.

In recent years, Western countries have been very reliant on sanctions as a tool of foreign policy and I think it’s a mistake. It’s not too much of an exaggeration to say that sanctions are law ...

When a lie about Haitians in Ohio spread nationwide, a pioneering Haitian-American journalist was forced to ask if belonging will always be conditional. Exile, he realized, is not geography, it’s the ...

Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea showed how spreading a narrative can erode sovereignty. The same playbook can now be seen ...

Myanmar’s authoritarian rulers are holding “sham” elections in the midst of civil war in a bid for global recognition ...

It’s an accepted truth in much of the English-speaking world that the European Union is sclerotic, sluggish and weighed down by bureaucracy. Now that may or may not be true in the formal economy, but ...

The current wave of unrest is the most serious internal challenge to the Islamic Republic since it emerged after the overthrow of the monarchy in 1979. But does it mean the regime is at its last gasp?

If there is such a thing as an iconic fraud, it’s probably the Nigerian 419 scam. If you had an email account 20 years ago, you’ll recall the emails, which came in by the dozen: “I am the widow of ...